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The 23 pages that link to Sensor, each with the reason it gives.

• FeedbackRelated: Many feedback systems depend on sensing their own output or state.

• AutomationRelated: Sensors supply automated systems with information about their environment.

• Negative feedbackRelated: Feedback depends on measurements that reveal how the system’s output has changed.

• Embedded systemRelated: Sensors provide the inputs that many embedded systems monitor and act upon.

• RoboticsRelated: Sensors provide robots with data about their surroundings and internal state.

• Feedback controlRelated: Its measurements provide the output information on which feedback depends.

• Positive feedbackRelated: A sensor supplies the measured change that can enter a feedback loop.

• ActuatorRelated: Sensor feedback lets a controller assess the result of actuator motion.

• Process controlRelated: Its measurement supplies the information needed to assess process conditions.

• Interactive artRelated: Sensors let an artwork register movement, touch, sound, or other participant input.

• ElectronicsRelated: Electronic sensors translate temperature, light, motion, and other quantities into signals.

• Control engineeringRelated: Sensors provide the measurements needed to estimate whether controlled behavior meets its target.

• TeleoperationRelated: Remote operators depend on sensors to observe machine state and surroundings.

• Input deviceRelated: Many input devices rely on sensors to detect movement, light, sound, or touch.

• MechatronicsRelated: Sensors supply measurements that let mechatronic systems monitor their environment and state.

• New media artRelated: Sensors let installations respond to movement, light, sound, or other conditions.

• Electronic artRelated: Sensors let an artwork respond to movement, light, touch, or environmental change.

• Home (verb)Related: Sensors provide cues that can guide movement toward a target.